Archives – October 16, 2017 In the late 1960s, in the early 1970s, there were three very great photographers at the top of the […]…
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Archives – October 16, 2017 In the late 1960s, in the early 1970s, there were three very great photographers at the top of the […]…
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Dominique Baqué’s recently-published study of the ever-paradoxical Helmut Newton takes us deep into his creative psyche. Philippe Garner reports Helmut Newton died fifteen […]…
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A seductive private collection of photographs comes to auction in Paris at Christie’s on June 19th. At the heart of the collection is the […]…
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The recent death of Lord Snowdon marks the loss of a multi-talented figure whose own life was every bit as remarkable as that of even the most flamboyant of the…
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London’s National Portrait Gallery hosts a splendid exhibition to mark the Centenary of British Vogue, known affectionately in-house as ‘Brogue’. Thoughtfully curated by Robin Muir and imaginatively designed by Patrick…
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One of the most influential and innovative film-set photographers of his day, Raymond Cauchetier was for many years the unacknowledged genius behind some of the most iconic images of 1960s French…
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The cult film Blow-Up is a unique exploration of the mysteries and ambiguities inherent in photographs. A new book, Antonioni’s Blow-Up by Philippe Garner and David Alan Mellor, evokes Antonioni’s…
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This is an exhibition full of surprises. ‘Time will tell’ is a phrase one might apply to so much editorial photography when asking what one means by true merit. As…
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I am delighted to send this message of congratulations to Lucien Clergue on his 80th birthday. And in doing so through the medium of L'Oeil de la Photographie, I am…